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Adventure Zone features 36 holes of mini golf, El Paso's biggest go kart track, bumper boats a video arcade and a restaurant. The restaurant features the locally famous McCrory Tacos. These tacos have been voted Top 5 Best Tacos in the El Paso Times readers poll and have been served in El Paso since 1952. Located at I-10 at Redd Road exit and open everyday. Call us for more information.

Experience extreme fun at Oasis Lanes, where there's always a party on the lanes, whether you're 5 or 105. During certain bowling sessions, the lights go down and the music gets turned up for Xtreme Bowling. There's also an outdoor patio and plenty to drink and eat while you bowl a perfect game at this recreation facility.

Tee off for one game at Butterfield Trail Golf Club and you will immediately see how the history of the Old West brilliantly merges with plans for the future of El Paso and why this outstanding premier Golf Club has received numerous accolades including being named the #3 municipal course in America by Golfweek Magazine and considered by many in the community as a world-class golf course. Life at Butterfield is open to all for life's special moments and occasions located only a long iron shot from the El Paso International Airport offering an exciting golf adventure in a convenient setting not too far off the beaten path, highlighted by natural sand dunes and native flora and fauna, 55 feet of elevation changes and the drama of vertical transitions, making each hole a "signature hole."  

With heavy hearts of all people from around the world, you are both challenged and inspired to visit the El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center, located in Downtown El Paso, a memorial to the millions of people brutally murdered by the Nazi Regime from 1933 to 1945. Here visitors will learn from the past in order to combat prejudice and intolerance through education, outreach and cultural activities. Learn about the Holocaust through its permanent exhibit featuring multi-media galleries including the moving Gallery of El Paso Holocaust Survivors. All of the materials are presented in both English and Spanish while the Museum offers year-round programming to supplement its lessons. While there is no charge for admission, donations by visitors are always welcome. Shalom!